INTRODUCING: The New ACCBD.org

THIS WEEK: Meet the CCBA Team During These Live Events

Introducing the NEW ACCBD.org! Committed to offering members access to the latest CCB resources, the CCBA launched a new website homepage featuring significant enhancements including a Knowledge Center and searchable database with the most recent CCB research and news.

Join us Tuesday, October 22 during a live webinar as President Dr. Angela Kersenbrock and Program Manager Dr. Cheryl Cicotti share CCBA's latest digital tools and resources and answer your CCB program questions!

And this week in Seattle...

Hear insights on working with legislators to gain approval for CCB degrees from CCBA President Dr. Angela Kersenbrock; Dr. Cynthia Spiers, President of Rhodes State College; and Dr. Ann Pohl, Vice President & Chief Nursing Officer, Lima Memorial Hospital & Rhodes State Board of Trustees Member

During the 2024 ACCT Leadership Congress

October 23 - 26 in the Seattle Convention Center

Call for Proposals Deadline: November 1

Successful CCBA National Conference presentation proposals will feature proven initiatives focused on the conference theme Quality and Opportunity for All and CCB topics including:

Access, Equity & Inclusion
CCB Research
Workforce/Industry Partnerships
Effective Advisory Committees
Student Success Services for the Working Learner
Program Development & Innovations
Program Outcomes/Evaluation/Accountability
Streamlined Pathways to Baccalaureates and Beyond
Indicators of Program Quality

Submit a presentation proposal and register to join us in Austin, TX.

Important Conference Deadlines:

Call for Proposals Closes November 1, 2024

Early Bird Registration Rates End December 31, 2024

Since 1999, the Community College Baccalaureate Association (CCBA) has been the nation’s only organization dedicated to promoting baccalaureate degrees on community college campuses as a means of closing racial, ethnic, and economic gaps by providing its members access to research data and strategic guidance as they develop and implement their baccalaureate degree programs.